Society for Sustainable Mobility

October 25, 2007 (Los Angeles, CA): Last weekend, thousands of people, including many alternative transportation businesses, gathered at the Barker Hangar of the Santa Monica Airport for the second annual Alternative Fuel Transportation Expo (Alt Car Expo) http://www.altcarexpo.com/ . SSM also showcased our latest concept drawings of the Kernel™ Crossover vehicle, as well as some […]

Riley Spencer will lead a very important undertaking to create the technical library, tentatively named the “Sustainable Mobility Knowledge Base”. The name suggests, the library will covers everything that is related to our mission: sustainable mobility, and how SSM can integrate these technologies into our product line. The technical library will speed the development and discovery […]

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August 1st, 2007 (Los Angeles, CA): The Society for Sustainable Mobility (SSM) officially announces its intention to compete in the Automotive X-Prize (AXP) contest. SSM will have to raise $5 Million USD in public support to develop the 100 MPGe vehicle. AXP has an aggressive schedule that […]

Today  the The US Senate has passed an energy bill that would raise fuel efficiency standards to an average of 35 miles-per-gallon. The bill will improve energy efficiency by promoting the use  of  clean biofuels. The legislation passed by the energy committee also included carbon sequestration, along with provisions to increase the nation’s Corporate Average […]

It is SSM’s charter to explore Open Design methodology in an automotive engineering environment. There are at least two aspects of this Open Design Infrastructure: Licensing and tools. We already have a draft version of the license in place and it’s working out well so far. Now we need to look at the tool aspect […]

Los Angeles, CA. May 18, 2007: Society for Sustainable Mobility (SSM) in Los Angeles, CA., formerly known as the “Open Source Green Vehicle” Project ( http://www.osgv.org ), combines the talents from mainly European Automotive Engineering and American Aerospace Engineering and creates Kernel, the “Barebone” Electric Vehicle.